>For TMUX, don't know what you would need that for honestly. It's super useful for doing things on remote servers. Tmux can maintain a "session" between ssh co

>For TMUX, don't know what you would need that for honestly. It's super useful for doing things on remote servers. Tmux can maintain a "session" between ssh connections. So I can start a long running process on a tmux pane and then log out and come back to it later to see how things went. I also generally do development over SSH so it's nice to not have to re-set things up each time I SSH into the VM.